New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-04

sta,e bonds were quiet but firm louisiana conso az
sold at 81 81 tennessee settlement 80 We're w = a.
ai2 aud Virginia deferred 6s receipts were up = NJ
I3a There were sales OF city bank stocks -
fairly well distributed business was done In railway
bonds but IL OF retail character The tone OF the
,hAsu " 9 the Cream Bay Winona aud ST PAUL. tho
rsts active and rose from ~ TO lO2 tah lne
we're dull but i higher 99 Missouri general Is were
"a higher at 100. and the 5s were easy NJ SYN Rome
waterown and Ogdensourg os were g nkhe5 at ~
shore As In good demand at 1928 Toledo and ONO
Central ar e5S o i! ss N'wf Illinois sc'e csn
trail Is declined per cent to lO7. o., East $,
goi4 Louisville and Nashville 1rsts New-Orlcans and
Mobile ia higher at 1862 New-iork chicago ana
~ Louis nrsts assented steady att 7a Interna
tonaI ana Great Northern general Us L higher at
o. indianapolis Decatur and Springfield second Incomes
were nrni ware steady at o5. Denver aud
Wo Grande is we're drmat 1874 Kansas Pacific consols
active demand aud 1854 to 1889. and Central
Pacific iirss rose Hal TO lls9 Texas Pacific In,
cones r Te'0 cra aUGs' d SIs were on
at 74ia. Atlantic and Pacific hrsts were Il higher
nj So = and tho incomes after selling at 27 still u
higher at 27 Fort Worth and Denver rsIs rose . TO
0O Northern Pacific llrss were strong with an advance
OF unlisted securities dealt In at the stock Erehange
Cotton OIL certificates sold u23Ool At 4IH94ohS
Saiicnsl I rss. sssoSo, az ao4s4o american Tsls
graph and Cable Q2O, at 73974 Boston, Hartford ana
LLAMA Coal Railway uO0) at52a Kingston aud Pembroke
,on, nj 40 Rome and Decatur GOO ut ~ PhGnM MIL
INC i2I 3OO ut VI 73d$o 62i21xs ia emn necuriIy
Milling and Mining $500 Mt so 37laS$6oS6 81 p
Money WAS easy 4a down 70 3s per cent and closed
offered ut per cent Tho sub treasury was aeptor ~
Tie Clearing House $032,471 , =. ago. on.
Thn aulr gained on balance to-day So9oS0i
made up by y coin gain OF S6l3,2IS, Less currency
80 ~ Sf7XIA The days operations covered Receipts,
60 ~ sO7 payments, VI 5S2,943 currency balance.
xig i3.) 338 coin balance, xl52,SO093s.
~Tbo Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
rrchanges, SllO, l25, $50; balances, $5.6s5.O4l.
The United States Treasury ut Washington received
s2gs 600 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts were SV5o,24l anu the ihterna
revenue receipts $375S03
The foreign exchanges were duh and easy ut I'M
changed quotations for business as follows bankers
is ~ 8lia and - S7i9 for long and short sterling re-
sn.ctyey; b2l7s and bl8ss for francs 0o& and 90A
lar relchmarKs; 40is and 40t for gniderS
The OF tho Bank OF England at their weekly
meeting today made no change In the minimum rate OF
dlsoount and remains at per cent During the week
the bank gained 22O4OO0 bullion but the proportion OF
~ 70 liz liabilities reduced from So IS 40 O5
per cent against 40 1l6 cont ut tue same time last
YEAR To-day the bank gained on balance $4,000 bullion
me weekly statement OF the Bank OF France shows
loss OF g. 625, 900 francs gold and gain or 10000
francs silver The weekly statement of Imperial Bank
OF Germany shows specie loss OF 2.9sOOoO marks Az
the London stock Exchange British consols were steady
AT 100 ll6 and 100 1916 respectively for money ana
ures and closed steady NJ about tho equivalents OF
our IL O'Clock quotations. Az Paris French
per cents rose from 7D.o2is " 79.s7'9
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE, AND 81. PAUL
1880 1886; 1881;
hnmhoroi hhes::i.-.. e,o559ia- eihi'yss s47I 900